Good Article Submitter

[Mark Z]

I have looked and looked and I was wondering if anyone had a good article submitter that submits articles to decent ezine.com sites. There are a few out there, but they submit them to all PR 0 sites which is useless. And then another issue is a lot of these ezine article directories come and go. One month they are up and running and the next month they are out of business or the page is parked. There are like 20 good ezine sites that I would like my articles submitted to and I noticed all the automated article submitters don't submit them to any ezine sites worth while. Any suggestions?

[Joelrunner]

You could try Brad Callen's software:
http://articlesubmitter.imwishlist.com/

[Justin Havre]

You could try Brad Callen's software:
http://articlesubmitter.imwishlist.com/

Have you tired it?

[Mark Z]

What sites do they submit to? I find most of these auto submitter submit your article to garbage ezine directory sites with no PR.

[Joelrunner]

I don't use article submission software. I let ezinearticles, isnare and goarticles do the work for me. The three of those sites syndicate all over the place.

I don't worry about where - knowing that the lower PR sites that pick up articles from them will eventually end up in the supplimental index anyway. All I focus on is getting the good sites to pick my article up, and by alternating between those 3 services, that usually does the trick.

[Joelrunner]

PS

If you REALLY want to get a lot of bang for your buck out of article submissions, take it to the next level. (And I don't mean dozens of article directories)

1) Submit to ezine, isnare, or goarticles (Just pick one)
2) Set up a google alert for the exact title you submitted
3) Every time a google alert comes up for that title, check out who posted your article
4) When they have a PR3 or greater site, contact that webmaster personally, and ask them if they'd like you to write a unique article specifically for them instead of an article that hundreds of other "scraper" sites are using.

[Mark Z]

I don't use article submission software. I let ezinearticles, isnare and goarticles do the work for me. The three of those sites syndicate all over the place.

I don't worry about where - knowing that the lower PR sites that pick up articles from them will eventually end up in the supplimental index anyway. All I focus on is getting the good sites to pick my article up, and by alternating between those 3 services, that usually does the trick.

Wow Joel, so all you do is submit your article to those three sites and thats it? I'm going to take your word for it, I looked up your site and you have over 20,000 backlinks, so it must be working out for you pretty well. Very nice job. I always thought I needed to submit it to at least 20 ezine sites. But hey you learn something new every day.

[Mark Z]

Joel,
I was just looking at ISNARE, thats a very cool service and they only charge like $2 to submit your article to literally thousands of sites. Between those three sites, I think I'll be in good hands and then I'll pay the $2 for Isnare to submit it. Do you pay for ISNARE to submit your articles?

[Joelrunner]

I do pay $2 for each Isnare article.

Keep in mind that even though I mentioned 3 services, I never submit the same article to all 3 of them. (I believe that's against all 3 of their TOS because they each require a unique article. You could get away with it since they only check for duplicate copies upon submission and your article isn't likely indexed when they do that, but I just do one at a time to make sure I'm not at risk of being banned. It would suck to have my account shut down and lose all of those links.)

The reason I submit to different directories is to mix the list of people who pick up the articles up. For every 4 articles I write, I'll typically submit 2 to isnare, 1 to ezinearticles, and 1 to goarticles.

[Joelrunner]

Mark,

In regards to your question about finding article writers, here is a response I gave to someone else the other day about the same topic:
http://www.realestatewebmasters.com/thread28842.html